WO2011101693A1 - Driving engine (water turbine) of hydrokinetic floating power plant with enhanced efficiency degree, and hydrokinetic floating power plant module - Google Patents
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- DRIVING ENGINE (WATER TURBINE) OF HYDROKTNETIC FLOATING POWER PLANT WITH ENHANCED EFFICIENCY DEGREE, AND HYDROKINETIC
- the subject matter of invention is a driving engine of hydrokinetic floating power plant with enhanced efficiency degree and hydrokinetic floating power plant module for electric power generation accomplished by use of kinetic energy of free river water flow.
- the invention relates to determination of individual element parameters by which an increased degree of water flow efficiency in driving engine working channel as well as the efficiency of whole hydrokinetic floating power plant module is achieved.
- the invention is referred to technical field which is according to International patent classification (IPC) designated under No. FO3B9/00 and refers to driving engines for liquids driven by endless chain.
- IPC International patent classification
- the document DE102007003323A1 shows a device with multiple blades submerged in water.
- the blades plane is perpendicular to water flow direction.
- the blades are connected by means of a wheel parallel to flow.
- Blades are fixed to transmission device which transfer longitudinal movement of blades to rotating generator shaft.
- Document FR2532364 refers to hydroelectric power plants using water power as source of energy where force is acting in direction of rotation of the half of blades and not perpendicular as it is with most of hydroelectric power plants.
- Hydroelectric power plant is located at the most suitable location at any water flowing with stream sufficient for electric power generation and without having impact to fish migration and requirements for larger intervention.
- the device can be completely manufactured in a factory.
- It includes two buoys (f) and (g) interconnected by plate (h) and contains protective grid. Between buoys are placed movable blades which are maintained perpendicular to flow direction by means of pre-stressed calibrated springs (b) and by which the force acting upon blades is controlled. Blades are fixed to two driving chains (c) and by virtue of shafts cause rotation of two kinetic wheels, gears and alternator.
- Document DE202006013818U1 indicates floating conveyer unit with blades driving the electric power generator.
- Document WO2009103131A2 indicates electric power plant producing hydroelectric power. The power plant contains a pontoon (3) with confusor (5) and diffusor (7) which are connected through working channel (6) where generators (8) are mounted within the confusor and diffusor.
- transmission systems (4) which shafts are connected with power generator (9). Big (12) and small (13) sprockets/wheels are connected with transmission system shafts (16) of transmission system (4), which drive long (14) and short (15) sprockets elts where are long (19) and short (20) parts connected to long (14) and short (15) sprockets/belts respectively on which are placed groups of blades (18) where each individual blade (21) is at defined angle relative to working channel (6) axis. Pontoon (3) is kept at fixed location by means of anchors (2) ⁇
- Present invention relates to enhancement of efficiency degree of hydrokinetic floating power plant module by defining individual parameters of driving engine of hydrokinetic floating power plant. Details and parameters of driving engine elements contributing to improvement of efficiency degree of hydrokinetic power plant relate to the following:
- - Fig. 1 indicates hydrokinetic floating power plant module
- - Fig.2 indicates driving engine assembly in perspective view with sequence of interconnected blades by endless chain
- - Fig.3 indicates driving engine assembly in perspective view with sequence of interconnected blades by endless chain
- Fig. 4 indicates driving engine assembly in perspective view with sequence of interconnected blades by endless chain
- - Fig. 5 indicates side view of driving engine assembly with sequence of interconnected blades by endless chain
- - Fig. 6 indicates schematic presentation of the driving engine in side view
- Fig. 7 indicates schematic presentation of the driving engine in plan view
- Fig. 8 indicates diagram of force change during tested periods for distance between blades being 0.8 m
- - Fig. 9 indicates diagram of force change during tested periods for distance between blades being 3.0;
- - Fig. 10 indicates diagram of force change during tested period for distance between blades being 6.0 m
- Fig. 11 indicates diagram of force change on blades with 10% gap between tunnel and blades in tunnel model with 10 blades being at mutual distance 0.8 m;
- Fig. 12 indicates diagram of force change on blades with 20% gap between tunnel and blades in tunnel model with 10 blades being at mutual distance 0.8 m
- - Fig. 13 indicates diagram of force change on blades with 30% gap between tunnel and blades in tunnel model with 10 blades being at distance 0.8 m;
- - Fig 14 indicates diagram of force change on blades in tunnel model with 10 blades being at distance 0.8 m and with 10% gap between tunnel and blades at inclination of confusor 45° and diffusor 25°.
- distance t between two adjacent blades being 0.8, 3.0 and 6.0 m;
- blade velocity 1, 2 and 3 m/s for undisturbed flow velocity being 2 m/s
- Hydrokinetic floating power plant module is presented in Fig.1.
- Hydrokinetic floating power plant module (1) is anchored at determined location by means of four concrete blocks (3) which are connected through four buoys (2) to floating power plant platform.
- Hydrokinetic floating power plant module driving engine (13) is accommodated within casing (4).
- Fig. 2 to 4 present perspective view of driving engine assembly (13) with sequence of blades (6) interconnected by endless chain (7).
- Fig. 5 indicates side view of driving engine assembly with sequence of blades (6) interconnected by endless chain (7).
- kinetic energy of water by the quantity of movement change, is converted into mechanical rotary energy.
- the working wheel shaft is connected by means of gear assemblies with generator (9) where mechanical rotary energy is converted in electrical energy.
- driving engine (13) In the working channel (14) of driving engine (13) is installed sequence of blades (6), where the blade plane is perpendicular to water flow direction. In order to achieve continuous movement of blades (6), they are interconnected by endless chain (7). On the front and back side of driving engine (13) are fitted gear assemblies/working wheels which linear movement of blades (6) in the cannel (14) convert into rotary movement, maintain continuous movement of blades (6) and direct the blade (6) entering into water and coming out perpendicular related to water flow in the working channel (14) of driving engine (13). Directed - vertical entry and exit of blades (6) in and out from water enable to take over water flow energy evenly without negative effects.
- the ratio of non-submerged and submerged parts of blade height in relation to the outside water line before inflow into confusor amounts 10 to 20%. Furthermore, in order to accomplish as much as possible stable water force acting upon blades (6), the range of number n simultaneously entirely submerged blades (6) in the channel (14) of driving engine (13) equals 2-6. Gears/working wheels assemblies at front and back side of driving engine (13) convert linear movement of blades (6) in working channel (14) into rotary movement, and kinetic energy taken over by front wheel shaft is converted into mechanical energy carried over to generator rotor (9) which generates electrical energy.
- Working channel (14) of driving engine (13) is formed by two internal side planes (15) and bottom plane (16).
- Confusor (10) is located at the entry of working channel (14) by which river flow is collected and directed into working channel (14) of driving engine (13). Dimensions and form of confusor enables collection of targeted quantity of water out from river flow and increase water velocity in driving engine channel when compared to the water level in the free river flow.
- Confusor (10) is bounded by three planes, i.e. by two side planes (17) and bottom plane (18).
- Fig. 6 & 7 show angles a i ⁇ under which confusor planes (17) and (18) are connected to working channel.
- Working channel (14) is bounded by three planes set under 90° angle.
- Side planes (17) of confusor (10) are set under angle a with respect to the plane of internal side planes (15), while confusor bottom plane (18) is set under angle ⁇ with respect to bottom plane (16) of the working channel (14) (see Figs. 5 & 6).
- Inclination angle a of side planes (17) and angle ⁇ of confusor (10) lower plane (18) enable collection i.e.
- Fig. 5 indicates rise of overtaken water flow (level of internal water) with respect to the water flow level before entering into confusor (10) (the level of outside water).
- diffusor (11) At the outlet from driving engine working channel (14) is located diffusor (11) which promotes accelerated water output from channel (14) and by this rapidly equalizes increased height of water column in the channel with height of water in the free flow.
- Diffusor (11) is also bounded by three planes, i.e. by two side planes (19) and bottom plane (20).
- Side plane (19) of diffusor (11) is set under angle ⁇ with respect to the plane of internal side planes (15) of the working channel (14).
- 6&7 illustrate schematic presentation of the driving engine in side view and top view showing values /, h, t, z and z'
- / means width of the working channel (14), h the height of water level in the working channel (14), t is distance between adjacent blades (6), z and z' is gap between internal planes (15) & (16) of the working channel (14) and end edges of blades (6).
- the gap z is expressed in %, and is defined as ratio between channel width / and the part being between end edge of the blades (6) and planes (15) of the working channel (14).
- the gap z' is expressed in %, and is defined as ratio between the height of water level h and the part being between end edge of the blades (6) and bottom plane (16) of the working channel (14).
- angle a in range from 20° to 30°
- angle ⁇ in range from 10° to 30°
- angle ⁇ in range from 10° to 20°
- Fig. 6&7 illustrate schematic presentation of driving engine in side view with values /, h, t, z, and z' where / is width of working channel (14), h is height of water level in working channel (14), t is distance between adjacent blades (6) and z and z' are gaps between internal planes (15) and (16) of working channel (14) and end edges of blades (6).
- Increased water velocity and level in working channel, gaps z and z' between planes (15) and (16) of working channel (14) and end edges of blades (6) as well as decreased blade velocity in time of overtake of water kinetic energy result in water column height difference before and after the blade by which the effect of hydraulic jump occurs resulting with increase of force upon the blade, i.e.
- FIG. 11, 12 and 13 present diagrams of force changes on the blades with gaps z and z' between working channel (14) and end edges of blades (6) being 10%, 20% and 30%. The following cases have been examined:
- Diagrams on Fig. 8, 9 and 10 present change of force during testing cycles, where one cycle is travel time for one blade from its occurrence at the tunnel inlet until its rising, for distance between blades 0.8m, 3.0m and 6.0 m.
- Hydrokinetic floating power plant (1) can be used together with driving engine assembly (13) as integrated floating module which can be individually or aggregately installed by anchoring in free river streams and derivative canals.
- electric power is generated for end user by ecological acceptable source which contributes to generation of electric power from renewable sources.
- so generated electric power contributes to general energetic efficiency and reduction of greenhouse gases.
- This type of floating module enables flora and fauna migration from river habitation, and because all assemblies are of mechanical type, there is no environment pollution.
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